Red Banner.
Really cool.

Phillip
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Does this help at all marc?


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Very nice set, :thumbsup Perfect!!!!!
Only he is lost who gives himself up for lost.
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Do you display your orders at all? Since they look so good on show. Also do you have any matching documents?
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I have a big display case but since i am gone alot I keep all my medals and coins in a safety deposit box at the bank. At least there it is insured.
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Hello friends

Got that beauty :-)

Could someone please tell me the exact type, issue period of that type and the value (for insurance reasons)?

Thank you and best wishes

KDVR


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Your RB was produced between February and August 1945 by the Moscow Mint and probably awarded around April 1945. Value is around $250-300.

As to the type: well, that depends on the classification you use... According to Strekalov / Durov this is a type 4, variant 1, subvariant 3, according to Mondvor this is type 3, variant 4, subvariation 2, according to McDaniel this is a type 3, variation 2, etc...
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Hi All!

Believe I have a Type 3, 3rd Variation Order of Red Banner. The Serial # is 2,417,129.

According to a few online sources I found there were a total awarded 581,300.

Does anyone know the total # awarded?

Thank you!
Scott
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581300 were awarded but since there were 2nd-7th award variations the M.D. site states that the highest observed "Red Banner" is 566746.
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